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7 Days to Live (2000)
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Reviews Counted:3
Fresh:1
Rotten:2
Average Rating:N/A
Runtime: 1 hr 33 mins
Genre: Horror/Suspense
Synopsis: Ellen (Amanda Plummer) and her husband Martin (Sean Pertwee) have just moved into an old house in the country to rebuild their life together after the tragic death of the young son. Before long,... Ellen (Amanda Plummer) and her husband Martin (Sean Pertwee) have just moved into an old house in the country to rebuild their life together after the tragic death of the young son. Before long, Ellen begins to discover signs which suggest her life is in danger. She begins to understand that the death of her son is somehow connected with the house, which is now hell-bent on destroying her. [More]
Starring: Amanda Plummer, Sean Pertwee, Nick Brimble, Gina Bellman
Starring: Amanda Plummer, Sean Pertwee, Nick Brimble, Gina Bellman, Sean Chapman, Amanda Walker, Julian Curry, Dave Hill, John Higgins
Director: Sebastian Niemann
Director: Sebastian Niemann
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Reviews for 7 Days to Live
It's a shame to see such good performances mostly wasted on a generic horror clone. Pertwee and Plummer would have been fantastic in a film like THE RING.
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